Almost 93 per cent of these innovations were designed and manufactured by Ukrainian engineers, underscoring the rapid growth and autonomy of the national defence industry.
Priorities: Drones, Ammunition and Armour
The largest share of newly approved systems are battlefield technologies with direct impact:
- Unmanned aerial systems: nearly 60 codified, including Ukrainian designs such as Tin, Tur, Mamba, Palii, D’Artagnan and Lupinis.
- Ammunition: over 40 new types of munitions delivered to the forces.
- Armoured vehicles: 18 new models added to strengthen protection and mobility.
All of these systems — drones, ammunition and armour — are the product of Ukrainian companies.
Technological and Logistical Reinforcement
Beyond strike and reconnaissance systems, significant attention was given to protection and frontline sustainment. Among the newly authorised systems are:
- Modern electronic warfare and reconnaissance platforms to counter enemy drones.
- Specialised vehicles.
- Unmanned ground vehicles, including Gnome, Prymarа-Killer, Vepr, Plushch+ and Ratel X, enabling remote combat and evacuation missions while minimising risk to personnel.
- New engineering equipment and advanced rear-logistics machinery.
Impact
The introduction of these items will sharply increase the combat effectiveness of Ukraine’s Defence Forces and help save the lives of its defenders.
Codification Guidance
Detailed guidance on codification procedures for new weapons and military equipment is available on the official codification platform.